Kensington EQ Privacy Screen Filter for 14'' Laptops 16:9

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

If you’re serious about privacy in open-plan offices or near-prying eyes on commutes, Kensington’s privacy filter for a 14" widescreen laptop is a sensible, low-effort upgrade. For roughly £31 ex-VAT, you’re basically buying peace of mind without changing your hardware—handy for anyone who takes calls, works with customer data, finance, or just hates shoulder-surfing. It also tends to be the kind of product you can keep using for years, provided your laptop model stays compatible with the screen size/format.

That said, there are trade-offs. Privacy filters inevitably darken the screen a bit and can reduce clarity/colour, especially if you’re used to bright, accurate displays—so for designers, analysts who live off fine details, or anyone who works in lots of skew angles (e.g., sharing screen at a slight tilt), it may annoy you. If your main job is quick admin and secure call handling, it’s a good value buy; if image quality matters a lot, I’d be cautious before spending on a filter that you’ll “tolerate” rather than love.